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Summer's Pinks Fade to White

September 21, 2015 • 10 Comments

The cooler nights leading up to this last day of summer 2015, have been a reminder that frost will soon lay the wildflowers to rest.

A tattered pink bloom, looking like a broken heart, slowly fades on our giant, mutant Dr. Huey that has bloomed again at the end of summer.

A green hornet feeding on a cosmos before it fades away.

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Thanks, Miz Shaaz!

MizShaaz(non-registered)

Aww it'll be sad to see them go, I love your flower photo's!

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Thanks, Teri!

Teri Dashfield(non-registered)

Won't miss some of the bugs but will so miss the beautiful flowers

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Thanks, Lavinia!

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